Received a call from a lady who stated my full name and asked me to confirm my identify. I refused to answer, asked who I was speaking with and was advised a representative from HSBC. I asked the reason for the call and the caller responded that they couldn't advise until I verified the call. I hung up and called HSBC who confirmed no calls were made. I reported the number with HSBC.

claiming to be HSBC requesting year of dob. reported the number.

HSBC i do not have any accounts with this company

Caller: "HSBC: fake" - Marissa and then Leo - Philippines based

Claims to be from HSBC, automated calls every day at the same time around 8:15 am for 4 weeks. Finally, I called back on their number and it sounds like the authenticate website with same Australian voice but does not have the selection options - press 1 or 2 etc. Easy to be fooled. They have your name and phone number and try to get your date of birth and account information. . I asked them to confirm my email and home aadress and they wouldnt do that unless they "verified the account". I called again and asked to have my number removed. "Sarah" said she can't find how to do that but when they call again ask the caller to remove the number! I will wait and see if it works. Meanwhile I blocked the number.!

c*nts called everyday the last 2 weeks same time. I checked online seen it was a scam and blocked these scumbags.

This is 100% scam, contacted HSBC branch and confirmed.

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Caller: HSBC

Was overdrawn $120... Sorted

Caller: Scammer

Claiming HSBC - this is not HSBC number . They sent me also MAIL on letter head with the same number. There is an inside job going on it is very smart scammer. Do not call back this number

Caller: HSBC fake

Contacted HSBC, confirmed this number is a scam!

Called me looking for some women. No one here of that name. Bye Bye.

rang twice but couldn't understand the ladies accent-often receive a call from this number-all our calls go to answering machine if unknown so don't answer directly.

Caller: 'HSBC Collections" - a Debt Collection Company used by HSBC BANK

HSBC Bank uses this company for overdrawn accounts, Visa and Mortgage overdue payments. Do not give them any personal information. They will not identify the purpose of the call without your giving them your DOB and account number. Log on to the HSBC Bank website and check for any overdue/overdrawn accounts. HSBC Bank will send a letter to account holder if debts are owing but does not directly call account holders or email them. HSBC Collections will call daily on their automated computer system if they have received debt information from the HSBC Bank.

Scammer and not a very convincing one. Sure, I give you my date of birth in order to ‘have one less thing to worry about’, not.

Caller: Moira

Cute sounding female with an accent names Moira asking for Paul Richards. But every time she said the Paul Richards the the call would be distorted. Asked her what is the persons position or the nature of the core. Asked her to repeat the name a few times. and told her this person does not work here but to call me back on another lines as I can not hear her will.

Caller: Scammers

They're scammers. They must have access to HSBC clients details somehow. They called my number then called my husband's number. Asked to verify account number and personal details. My husband asked them why they're calling and they said they couldn't say until he verified. When they called the next day he gave them fake details and the caught on and hung up. Have contacted HSBC and let them know of this number, they've said they would never call and that they'd either email or SMS.

Caller: 88611904

HSBC Scam call - want your account number before they proceed with telling you why they are calling - sometimes they also have your name!

Caller: Said HSBC

As others, a delay in picking up and straight into we are HSBC whats your DOB. They have called every day at the same time for a week..
I call Spam

Received call from a woman who knew my name claiming to be from HSBC. Asking to verify my year of birth. When I asked what it was about she said she couldn't discuss the matter further until I verified my year of birth. Clearly a scam. I gave her no information. I said I was happy to divulge that information if I rang HSBC directly and could she tell me what number to call. I could hear her typing and she quoted an HSBC 1300 number which any idiot could have looked up on Google.

Caller: Scam

Claims to be from HSBC and knows my full name. Wants me to tell her my DOB "for verification purposes" before she can continue the call. Told her to email me with anything that HSBC wants to tell me. Later called HSBC and they said the call was not from them - they keep a note of all contact with customers and there was nothing on file and they had no reason to call.
Obviously a scam call.